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Candle wax.
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Candle wax.
Candle wax will seal up a crack, but there is always the risk of bacteria and an exploding egg later. There was a tiny bit of albumen leaking out of my perch bomb, so I wasn't chancing it.
A friend of mine asked me to turn his emu eggs one year... Uh huh, you guessed it, one exploded after I tapped it wrong and I had to take the whole incubator apart to clean it, not to mention, the fact that I had my face all up inside the GQF and I'll leave that there. I take no chances and closely monitor any cracked eggs I have tried to repair, but I usually toss 'em because of that darned emu egg..![]()
Gerald Barker
A friend of mine asked me to turn his emu eggs one year... Uh huh, you guessed it, one exploded after I tapped it wrong and I had to take the whole incubator apart to clean it, not to mention, the fact that I had my face all up inside the GQF and I'll leave that there. I take no chances and closely monitor any cracked eggs I have tried to repair, but I usually toss 'em because of that darned emu egg..![]()
Gerald Barker
Were there epithets involved?![]()
What a description! I feel for you. The air would have been blue over my hatcher for a week after the smell was gone, and I'm pretty sure I would have tossed my cookies. I was turning eggs the other morning and suddenly realized one of the eggs had little bumps on it... It was apparently oozing through some of the pores, then drying. It went -- rapidly and very gingerly -- away. Then everything got disinfected again. Glad I caught it before it blew. Yecchhh is right!
Were there epithets involved?![]()
What a description! I feel for you. The air would have been blue over my hatcher for a week after the smell was gone, and I'm pretty sure I would have tossed my cookies. I was turning eggs the other morning and suddenly realized one of the eggs had little bumps on it... It was apparently oozing through some of the pores, then drying. It went -- rapidly and very gingerly -- away. Then everything got disinfected again. Glad I caught it before it blew. Yecchhh is right!